Partial Divorce Granted to Up. E Heimer S
A court granted a partial divorce to Up. E Heimer S and awarded alimony. The arrangement remains subject to further proceedings or settlements as applicable.
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News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1930
Page
1
Heimer v Heimer Court Rejects Alimony Claim
Maryland court finds no corroboration for the wife's claims of long term abuse and rules that the wife condoned the conduct, preventing divorce on those grounds. The decision notes the plaintiff’s testimony aligns with the theory she accepted the conduct, and emphasizes the condonation rule in divorce law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Urner
S. Nexman
Elisabeth le Stanth
Edarnsre
Painim
Heimer
Heiner
TS. Heimer
Leo Weinbarg
Dr. Heimer
Lési M. Coblentz
Wiliam M. Storm
Massachusetts
Thurmont
der Russ
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Th. Ca
Alteads
Death by Drowning in Lexington Sunday
A drowning incident occurred in Lexington Virginia on Sunday. Authorities reported the death and began investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Falls From Auto Leave Woman Severely Injured
A car collision near House at Braddoin left Mrs Watkins unconscious and her husband’s friend badly bruised. Watkins stopped the vehicle and summoned aid, noting the driver’s light fault contributed to the accident. The injured woman remained in Fairfield hospital with serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea Dren, Jr
Braddoin
Watkins
Gens
Fredeck Ane
Mr. Watkins
Francisco
Three Die After Car Hits Tree Near Veedersture
A car crashed into a tree on a highway four miles south of Veedersture Ind early today killing three occupants and injuring a passenger. The dead include Julius May Eckhart 12 Buck Creek Opal Heinlach 1907 Frankfori end Blaze Metzger Cody Truman Cline of Camden was burned and in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veedersture
Ind
Here
Julis May Eckhart
Buck Creek
Opal Heinlach
Frankfori
Blaze Metzger
Bilo Cody
Truman Cline
Camden
Trail of Blood Stabbing Death In Baltimore
Police follow a blood trail for ten blocks to a victim killed by a stabbing at a corner. Three men were arrested for questioning as investigators probe motives related to financial disputes and alleged transfers. The case involves a contested divorce and claims of property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
At & 3d
Drew Clemens
Hartman Rev. Raun Praised for Broad Good Work
Readable fragments report Reverend Hartman Raun gaining broad support across sections. Mentions phrases like great good and expected acceptance in various groups and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. Hartman
Faithful pastor honored amid drought relief efforts near Potomac
Unclear fragmentary report notes La Ade Guaker Ion Cacaches being placed in Potomac area on August 18 as drought relief and fire prevention actions saved fish and refuge strips. Mentions Harry F. Mer governor of Virginia and national Red Cross aid, with references to a pastor Hartman and local church actions.
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Simi
Lee
Harry F
Virginia
Drough
Hoover
Baltimore and Ohio to close shops to September 2
Aug 18 AP report says Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will close its shops to September 2, affecting about 2,800 workers in Baltimore. Officials say the move is necessary to remain within operating limits, with previous suspensions since June. Additional layoffs followed last month as the shops were shut to preserve the current schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latimore
Bilore and Ohio Railroad
Baiimore
Ohio
Prices Break Sharply in Global Market Report
York dispatch reports a sharp decline in commodity prices amid reactionary market forces and cost analyses. The brief note cites broad selling pressure and speculative exposure affecting futures, with no details on specific goods or entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Hood President Reviews Past Year Animal Report
The article notes activities of the Hood College president and departments over the year. It highlights publications by Leah Allen, head of the department, and astronomical observations by Marsh, assistant astronomer, including work with the Amberiton Association of Variable Star Observers. The piece mentions Press Board roles and faculty involvement in preparing papers and graduate studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Report Hood
Burgh
Leah Allen
Marsh
Astromer
Doard
Thre Culle de
Fui
Frederick
Al Gregar Avoids Collision Amid Vague Incident
A driver named Al Gregar reportedly avoided a collision with another vehicle during a confusing incident described in scattered text. The fragmentary report mentions a passing hag and unclear names, with no verifiable locations, dates, or official statements.
Judge Bond Dead Aged Maryland Figure at Westminster
Judge Bond aged 86 longtime Maryland figure died at his Westminster home Sunday morning after a year of declining health. Born Calvert September 2, 1844, he was educated at Caralss Academy and Princeton Law, served as States District Attorney and judge, and rose with notable Republican candidacy and judicial service in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinige Dines
Bond
Agier
Cauntry
le Beab
Maryland
Westminster
Judge Bond
Bat Calvert
James Sander
Saint Enzaderh Ch Bond
Judes
WAVY TO ENTER FAST PLANE IN TROPHY RACE
WAVY plans to enter a fast plane in the trophy race. Details unclear due to damaged text.
Five Arrests Probed in Morning Star Finance Building Case
Five individuals faced S10 fines after morning incidents at the Morning Star finance building. Authorities report drunk driving allegations tied to the case and ongoing investigations into the group’s actions on New Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morningstar
Road projects in Frederick County to be funded privately
Citizens of Frederick County vote to finance road improvements after federal funds fall short. Projects include detour routes near Bruns, Rocky Lidge, and Oliveschool area with costs around 110000 and 295000 for county plans. State Roads Commission will credit private work toward the program. Ambulance and traffic accident notes from North M street report injuries and police actions.
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Oatco
Brunsch
Rocky Lidge
State Road Commission
Frederick County
Strachon
State Roads Commission
Allegany
eTuations Co
Cemsville
C. R
Bulle
Joseph Maloney
Buffalo
O'Conner
Frederick Iy
Cent Street
O'Cuntners
Thirteenth Street
Hamilton Orle
Ogie
Isle
Corp
Charlies
R. Bilgvard
State Police
Evard
Whem
M. D. Bruam
Trampson
Wever
Bru- Cheres Porter
Brums- Frederick City
Rai Portes
Fis
Tid Seri
More Candidates for Fate of Equines Text
Fragmentary notes discuss factions regarding the fate of horses. The text references candidates and tentative plans, with no clear resolution or named authorities given in the readable portion.
Plot to assassinate governor charged
A plot to kill the governor is charged as authorities reveal a scheme involving associates and a staged plan. Investigators describe coded communication and preparations. Police discuss the case's timeline, locations, and the names of suspects linked to the plot.
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